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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday,. October 28, 1976

DUNGY REWRITES GOPHER RECORDS

Michigan native

leads Minnesota

By MIKE HALPIN sota, breaking a record held by I They send in most of the ing.,I'm just not ready to start
"As he goes, so goes the Go- current Minnesota Athletic Di- plays from the sidelines," he working 9 to 5 right now."
phers," says Michigan coach' rector Paul 'Giel which had explains, "but it's up to me Since Dungy is a product of
Bo Schembechier. stood since 1952. whether or not we run tnem. Jackson's Parkside High, why
"The Gophers" are of course How does Dungy feel about It's better that way because I didn't he come to Michigan to
the Minnes Gden ophrs Schembechler's assessment? He sometimes I get so wrapped up play ball? Coach Schembechler
the Minnesota Golden Gophers modestly replies: "Well, that's in the game that the people on says that he was recruited, but
Mhigarng Stadium S-2ardy tnot exactly true, although it's the sidelines can see things doesn't remember why he didn't
Michigan Stadium Saturday' seemed to be the case so far that I wouldn't notice." come.
"He" is the senior quarter this season." DUNGY FEELS that his abil- Dungy explains that his final
back from Jackson Tony Dungy, "I've had some good games
the man who puts the "go" in and we've won, and I've had a ity to call plays and change choice was between Minnesota
Go her according to Schemn-'cul fbd ae hc things at the line depending on and Michigan and he wavered
GF- eracrg toIm couple of bad games which tedfnieetm ghtmk back and forth for three weeks.
bechler. ;we've lost, but I think it would the defensive set might makebakndfrhorteewks
be wrong for me to either take 'him more attractive to pro "My dad graduated from
DUNGY IS largely respon- bo much cre o r tku scouts. Still, he realizes that his Michigan and I had a lot of
sible for Minnesota's success blame-it's a team effort all size (6'1", 488 pounds) is a friends in Ann Arbor, but I
this season. Before last week'sIbeay-ts teamdrawback. finally decided to go to Min-
thi sasn.Beo latwe the way."I nesota because they offered me
upset at the hands of Iowa, the HE CREDITS his records not "I'd like to play pro ball if j the opportunity to start sooner.
Gophers were tie'd for the Big to his ability at quarterback, I were given a chance - I have If I had gone to Michigan I
Ten lead with three conference but to his longevity, having I(faith in myself. If I'm not would have been playing behind
victories and entertained serious started since he was a fresh- drafted I'd like to stay in the Dennis Franklin."
hopes for a bowl invitation, man.
While Dungy will deny it, Min- "Those old records were set game, maybe coaching or scout- AS FOR THE Little Brown,

Jug, being a Michigan native
Dungy admits that "it means
something to me-tI heard about
it all the time while I was
growing up."
To most of the rest of the
Minnesota players, the Jug will
mean very little. Michigan has
won the last eight games in the
series, and Minnesota has not
won in Ann Arbor since 1962.
Nevertheless, in last year's
contest Michigan had to come
from behind for a 28-21 win.
Dungy says of the game: "Our
.game plan worked-we only
made two mistakes but that
turned out to be one too many."
"I hope that we can come
back and do a good job. Last
time we played at Michigan we
lost 49-0. That didn't show what
we can do."
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nesota owes its rise to the top
of the "bottom eight" principal-'
ly to his efforts. In last week's
game he set anew all-time
total offense mark for Minne-1

back when the schedule wasf
much shorter," he says. "Mr.
Giel set his record in about 25
games. It's taken me 39 or 40
games to break it."
But any man who can run up

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4,203 yards against modern de- By The Associated Press
J~ fenses owes his accomplish- CHICAGO - The Little Brown
' ment to more than just regular I Jug, symbolic of the great foot-
playing opportunities. What is ball rivalry between Michigan
more remarkable is that Dungy and Minnesota, has lost much
is responsible for calling his of its glamor and some of its
own plays, too. magic.
"The symbol of the Jug be-
comes less and less important,"
difference!!! Bo Schembechler,rcoach of
Michigan's top - ranked Wol-

take it to the game and it will
be given to the winning team.
"It is not as important as it
used to be in the past. The
game is as great as it possibly
could be. The rivalry is still
there, but symbols don't mean'
that much anymore. The game
is what is important.
"I don't know a lot about
the Jug, but from what I read.

people told them to come and
get it.
"Oh, it's nice to look at, it's
in a pretty case and it has all
the scores inscribed," added
Schembechler. "But the reallyj
important thing is just so we
can keep it."
Since the seriessbegan in
1892, Michigan has won 42
games, Minnesota 21 and
three games have ended in
ties.
The Jug apparently means
more to Minnesota Coach Cal
Stoll than to Schembechler.
Stoll played at Minnesota while
Schembechler went to Miami of
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MINNESOTA'S RECORD SETTING quarterback Tony Dungy (No. 9) attempts to wrestlefree
from Michigan defensive lineman Jeff Perlin ger (No. 97) in - 1974 game. Dungy returns to
Michigan this Saturday to face the No. 1 ranked Wolverines on national television. Last
year, the Gopher's star almost single-handedly upset the Maize and Blue, losing 28-21 in the
fourth quarter.
BlelIukeeadgers-
dominate conference stats
By DAVE RENBARGER reached the end zone eight times Smith, who has but ten catches
.All Big Ten football fans have for 48 points. this year. Despite his low total,
heard the conference described KICKING specialists T o m Smith has gained 276 passing
as the "Big Two and Little Skladany of OSU and Bob Wood yards, easily good enough fog
Eight" in recent years. This of Michigan are engaged in a the leadership in that category.
year. if statistics alone are con- real dogfight for the kicker The lowly Wisconsi: Badgers,
sidered, the popular expression I scoring leadership. sporting a modest 1-3 Big Ten
I may have to be revised to the Skladany presently holds a record, have nonetheless risen
"Big Three and Little Seven." slight margin, hitting on 17 of to staistical sunremacy along
On the ground, it comes as no 18 extra points and four of nine with perrenial kingpins Michi-
surpriseto find backs from field goals for 29 total points. gan and Ohio State.
Michigan and Ohio State fighting Wood has tallied 27 points, con- Badger's senior quarterback
it ont for Big Ten rushing verting all 21 of his extra points Mike Carroll has triggered the
honors. and two of four field goal at- Badger's resurgence on the stats
! BY VIRTUE of his three tempts. sheet. Currently, Carroll is
straight 170-plus games, Michi- Meanwhile, Skladany is suf- ranked first in the Big Ten in
(gan's Rob Lytle has opened up fering through an off-year as a both passing and total offense.
J a sizable lead over his Buckeye nunter ranking second behind In the four conference games,
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"As t player at Minnesota it
was a meaningful thing to us,"
said Stoll. "It was the thing
and it made headlines on Jug
Day. You could go to the liquor
store and get a jiig full of
whatever you wanted.
"But we haven't seen it for
so long that we had a replica
made and placed in the
training room where we ex-
plain what it is and its back-
ground to the players.
"You can pooh-pooh it only
so long," continued Stoll. "We,
as a team, can emphasize it. To
Michigan it's not what it used
to be but it means a lot to Min-
nesota.
"Michigan has dominated the
series for so long that it would
ge a greater triumph for us to
win it than for them to keep
it," added Stoll.
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Lvtle has amassed 603 yards on After leading the nation in
69 carries while averaging over punting the last two years by
150 yards per game. Runner-up averaging nearly 47 yards a
Logan has totaled 488 yards on crack, the B'ickeve senior has
69 carries for a 112 yards per mnnted 13 times this year for a
game average. 40.5 yard average.
When it comes to putting On the other hand, leader An-
noints on the board, Michigan derson is averaging 41.1 yards!
and Ohio State again lead the per punt, which represents near-
field. ly a five yard improvement
Bruising Buckeye fullback over last year.-
Pete Johnson, gunning for his MCIA ashv olo
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